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GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE - JULY 6: Approximately two million Gazans continue to live in tent camps and shelters in various locations, having fled their homes to seek refuge in safer places.Due to limited access to water and hygiene materials and a lack of medical supplies and medicines, various skin diseases, particularly scabies, have begun to spread among Gaza's children.One of the camp's residents, Nur Dardas said: "My son is forty. We have no cleaning materials here, we use salty water for bathing, and we don't have soap, shampoo, or anything to clean our bodies. Even the water we use for bathing is from a well, so his whole body is covered in rashes and pimples. We don't have any cleaning materials at all. Recently, my son went to the hospital, and they did a cleaning session, but he came out with rashes on his entire body, on his knees, all over his body, and his face was swollen. I mean, we don't have the resources to get any cleaning materials for my children; we have nothing available." (Footage by Hassan H.H. Eljedi /Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)